Reading material: K-ISOM Missions - Afghanistan

You go to the mailbox, grab the envelope with the supposed new COMMAND and think to yourself, "Ah, the colleagues have sent the new issue along with the Afghanistan Special to save on postage. Yes, we all have to save..." Opening the envelope proves us wrong: The first special issue of COMMAND, the International Special Operations Magazine, has just been released. "K-ISOM Missions" is dedicated entirely to the subject of Afghanistan 2001 to 2010. We ordered an announced 100-page special issue, but what we received was over 200 pages (!!) full of photos, analyses, and "reports from the front". Especially the latter is incredibly exciting to read, as there is hardly any German-language literature that deals with the - well - Afghanistan War from a military perspective. Here is the full load in a density that leads us to suspect that COMMAND has reduced the font size to fit everything in. If you are interested in the conflict in the Hindu Kush, if you want to know more about the operations of international special units there, if you are simply interested in gear from SEALS, Special Forces, KSK, Danish and Italian and many other units, etc. and want to have a compact, up-to-date collection of pictures: Grab it immediately! At 14.95 euros, it's a real bargain that will thrill every reader.

COMMAND - International Special Operations Magazine MISSIONS - Afghanistan 2001 to 2010 is a special issue, published by SJ Publications, has over 200 pages and costs €14.95 (plus postage). It is available directly from the publisher and selected retailers. We recommend ordering directly from COMMAND, as this also supports the K-ISOM project.